Easy Font Icons

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Once the plugin is activated, you need to navigate to the options page and select which post types should be used.
Any post type type that is selected will display a custom meta box on the edit page.

If you choose the default output option, you will need to use the following code within the loop of your theme to output the icon:

<?php mm_easy_font_icons::mm_efi_custom_icon() ?>

This method will output a <span> tag containing the icon and some inline CSS styles. This first option is more for developers or people who have some experience in modifying WordPress themes.

You can also choose the “before title” option. This will append the icon before the post title within the H1 tag.

Regardless of the method you choose, the icon will be output within a span tag with three CSS classes and some inline CSS.
The classes will be:

.mm_efi_{font-identifier}
.efi_font_{font-icon-letter}
.efi_post_num_{POST ID}

These three classes will vary depending on the font style selected, the icon (letter) selected, and the ID of the post.

You can override any syles by using these classes. You may need to use ‘!important’ with your CSS style declaration to make it override the existing styles.

If you have any difficulties with this plugin, please send me an email at: webdesign@mageemedia.net

The plugin is simple to install:

1. Download easy-font-icons.zip
2. Unzip
3. Upload easy-font-icons directory to your /wp-content/plugins directory
4. Go to the plugin management page and enable the plugin